Lynton Verses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBCCDEDEFFGGHHH| Sweet breeze that sett'st the summer birds a swaying | A |
| Dear lambs amid the primrose meadows playing | A |
| Let me not think | B |
| O floods upon whose brink | B |
| The merry birds are maying | B |
| Dream softly dream O blessed mother lead me | C |
| Unsevered from thy girdle lead me feed me | C |
| I have no will but shine | D |
| I need not but the juice | E |
| Of elemental wine | D |
| Perish remoter use | E |
| Of strength reserved for conflict yet to come | F |
| Let me be dumb | F |
| As long as I may feel thy hand | G |
| This this is all do ye not understand | G |
| How the great Mother mixes all our bloods | H |
| O breeze O swaying buds | H |
| O lambs O primroses O floods | H |
Thomas Edward Brown
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